The Cleaning Process

A typical used mattress may have anywhere from 100,000 to 2 million mites inside. Would you let people, especially children live in this environment? Of course you wouldn’t so have your mattress cleaned professionally and improve their health.

This method of chemical free disinfecting is already proven in the medical field. It is the easiest and most effective way to control allergen in the mattress with a guaranteed chemical free cleaning process. The equipment operation is simple and causes neither extreme noise nor dust. It is not dangerous to humans or animals. Mattresses may be left on the bed frame during cleaning.

How Does it Work?

• The machine generates high frequency waves that loosen and pulverise the excrement and dust mites.
• UV-C rays are passed over the mattress, these kill off bacteria, viruses, and spores, effectively sterilising the mattress without the need for chemicals.
• Dust Mites and excrement are then removed by a powerful vacuum system incorporating a HEPA filter to prevent any particles escaping.

The high tech mattress sanitizing process kills and removes the nasties hygienically without using water or toxic chemicals. Allergenic cleaning of the mattress will benefit people with allergies such as:

• Asthma
• Wheezing or tight chest
• Red or watery eyes
• Hay fever
• Coughing, especially at night
• Blocked nose/snoring
• Sneezing or sinus symptoms
• Eczema
• Itchy skin

Average mattress under a microscope	Dead and decaying mites turn into harmful proteins	Spores can grow inside the mattress

Dust mite allergy facts:

• Dust mites like warm 25 degrees, dark and humid (75%) conditions.
• 85% of people with asthma have an allergy to the house dust mite.
• You can be exposed to up to 2 million mites in your mattress and up to 500,000 mites can live in a square metre of your carpet.
• The average size of house mites is 0.3mm.

About 3 mites could fit inside the dot at the end of this sentence.

The cause of the allergies is dust mite droppings, together with their hosts. An average mattress can be home to more than a million dust mites.

These microscopic creatures affect around 80 percent of allergies, so is important to keep your sleeping environment as clean as possible. They can trigger respiratory illnesses such as asthma and hay fever and also skin diseases like eczema. Asthma alone affects around 1 in 8 People.

The process can also be used on duvets, pillows, carpets, sofas, rugs, cushions, headboards and heavy curtains.

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